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I think of life like a video game, an MMO. Every character on an MMO has different skills and attributes, and levels in those respectively.
I think of life as the same. You want to max out your skill and attributes over time, & helping people do the same as well. Always providing value & a positive vibe. Sticking to your principles & morals.
I think of life as the same. You want to max out your skill and attributes over time, & helping people do the same as well. Always providing value & a positive vibe. Sticking to your principles & morals.
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Man takes care of his business and does whatever the fok he wants.
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Having offspring and ensuring they succeed.
Anything else is PURE COPE, the whole point of being a man is to spread your seed.
Anything else is PURE COPE, the whole point of being a man is to spread your seed.
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all about Maxxing
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Originally Posted By Tonyy926⏩
This is how I cope with nihilism, both are equally worthless but you want to achieve your max potential and have as much fun as you can along the way.I think of life like a video game, an MMO. Every character on an MMO has different skills and attributes, and levels in those respectively.
I think of life as the same. You want to max out your skill and attributes over time, & helping people do the same as well. Always providing value & a positive vibe. Sticking to your principles & morals.
I think of life as the same. You want to max out your skill and attributes over time, & helping people do the same as well. Always providing value & a positive vibe. Sticking to your principles & morals.
Nothing I post is serious.
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03-03-2021, 07:35 AM
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Originally Posted By orangetide⏩
You think? But spreading your seed and committing yourself to rearing children aren't the same thing.Having offspring and ensuring they succeed.
Anything else is PURE COPE, the whole point of being a man is to spread your seed.
Anything else is PURE COPE, the whole point of being a man is to spread your seed.
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03-03-2021, 07:36 AM
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Originally Posted By orangetide⏩
Animals fight to coom, not procreateHaving offspring and ensuring they succeed.
Anything else is PURE COPE, the whole point of being a man is to spread your seed.
Anything else is PURE COPE, the whole point of being a man is to spread your seed.
Nothing I post is serious.
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03-03-2021, 07:36 AM
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For me itโs a physical thing, how you carry yourself, what kind of energy you give off, what kind of presence you have, your ability to defend yourself, etc.
People can say it has to do with your goals or financial success but thatโs not true in my opinion. However I do think maturity and security is a large part of becoming a man.
If we have to guys for example.
Guy 1 - Fit, strong, capable of defending himself, natural leadership ability, exudes animal magnetism, likes more typically masculine hobbies, is attractive, etc. But lives with parents or rents an apartment, doesnโt have a lot of cash, doesnโt have a car and isnโt married.
Guy 2 - Beta male, letโs wife wear the pants in the relationship, doesnโt lift, cowardly, scared of confrontation, frequents Starbucks often, canโt defend himself. But he is wealthy, has a car, and own his own home.
In my opinion guy #1 is more of a man, because of how he presents himself and because in a primitive setting he would be the dominate male between the two men.
People can say it has to do with your goals or financial success but thatโs not true in my opinion. However I do think maturity and security is a large part of becoming a man.
If we have to guys for example.
Guy 1 - Fit, strong, capable of defending himself, natural leadership ability, exudes animal magnetism, likes more typically masculine hobbies, is attractive, etc. But lives with parents or rents an apartment, doesnโt have a lot of cash, doesnโt have a car and isnโt married.
Guy 2 - Beta male, letโs wife wear the pants in the relationship, doesnโt lift, cowardly, scared of confrontation, frequents Starbucks often, canโt defend himself. But he is wealthy, has a car, and own his own home.
In my opinion guy #1 is more of a man, because of how he presents himself and because in a primitive setting he would be the dominate male between the two men.
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03-03-2021, 07:38 AM
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Originally Posted By ukr1410⏩
No chit sherlok, but cant commit to ensuring your kids success if you dont get them made first.You think? But spreading your seed and committing yourself to rearing children aren't the same thing.
Unless you adopt or some chit.
03-03-2021, 07:41 AM
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Originally Posted By SicilianPower⏩
Very interesting. My own understanding of manliness is someone who is emotionally balanced, aware of other people's needs, determined, loyal, and symbolically is physically strong, impressive, gives off masculine / testosterone vibes.For me itโs a physical thing, how you carry yourself, what kind of energy you give off, what kind of presence you have, your ability to defend yourself, etc.
People can say it has to do with your goals or financial success but thatโs not true in my opinion. However I do think maturity and security is a large part of becoming a man.
If we have to guys for example.
Guy 1 - Fit, strong, capable of defending himself, natural leadership ability, exudes animal magnetism, likes more typically masculine hobbies, is attractive, etc. But lives with parents or rents an apartment, doesnโt have a lot of cash, doesnโt have a car and isnโt married.
Guy 2 - Beta male, letโs wife wear the pants in the relationship, doesnโt lift, cowardly, scared of confrontation, frequents Starbucks often, canโt defend himself. But he is wealthy, has a car, and own his own home.
In my opinion guy #1 is more of a man, because of how he presents himself and because in a primitive setting he would be the dominate male between the two men.
People can say it has to do with your goals or financial success but thatโs not true in my opinion. However I do think maturity and security is a large part of becoming a man.
If we have to guys for example.
Guy 1 - Fit, strong, capable of defending himself, natural leadership ability, exudes animal magnetism, likes more typically masculine hobbies, is attractive, etc. But lives with parents or rents an apartment, doesnโt have a lot of cash, doesnโt have a car and isnโt married.
Guy 2 - Beta male, letโs wife wear the pants in the relationship, doesnโt lift, cowardly, scared of confrontation, frequents Starbucks often, canโt defend himself. But he is wealthy, has a car, and own his own home.
In my opinion guy #1 is more of a man, because of how he presents himself and because in a primitive setting he would be the dominate male between the two men.
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03-03-2021, 07:43 AM
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A man = adult human male. I don't know why you'd need to qualify something that already is categorically defined by sex.
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03-03-2021, 07:44 AM
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You have to go through some kind of quest which is very hard for most people, example : BJJ black belt, MMA fight, getting over your fear to talk to girls outside, get exposed to very cold temperatures, taking a big risk etc., it really depends on you and your circumstances.
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03-03-2021, 07:46 AM
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Originally Posted By redraider86⏩
I don't think males automatically become men. I mean, male = male sex, sure. But a man is something that is created, developed, etc.A man = adult human male. I don't know why you'd need to qualify something that already is categorically defined by sex.
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Originally Posted By ukr1410⏩
I see. Yeah, you're either one or you aren't. This is just repackaged wacky gender ideology IMO.I don't think males automatically become men. I mean, male = male sex, sure. But a man is something that is created, developed, etc.
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03-03-2021, 07:49 AM
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Originally Posted By redraider86⏩
Do you think? The default sex is female. Maleness and masculinity is something other, isn't it?I see. Yeah, you're either one or you aren't. This is just repackaged wacky gender ideology IMO.
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03-03-2021, 07:53 AM
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Originally Posted By ukr1410⏩
Negged for implying there is a difference between men and women and negged again on r/c for implying there are only two genders BIGOT.Do you think? The default sex is female. Maleness and masculinity is something other, isn't it?
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Originally Posted By ukr1410⏩
Masculinity are just feelings and opinions, maleness is not. Being a female disqualifies women from being men. Sometimes I wonder if I'm autism based on the convos I have on here lolDo you think? The default sex is female. Maleness and masculinity is something other, isn't it?
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Originally Posted By ukr1410⏩
I think there is different examples of โmenโ I donโt think there is a one size fits all label. But when I think of a โreal manโ two textbook examples come to mind immediately.Very interesting. My own understanding of manliness is someone who is emotionally balanced, aware of other people's needs, determined, loyal, and symbolically is physically strong, impressive, gives off masculine / testosterone vibes.
Example 1 - James Dean, at least the characters he would play. He fits the label that you described fairly well. He was a confident man, had style, stood up for himself and people he cared about, but was also soft when he needed to be. He appealed to women because he could be both gentile and rugged. He wasnโt a strong man or big man physically, but he wasnโt afraid of conflict and could handle himself in combat. For the most part he was soft spoken. He kept much of his style simple but wasnโt afraid to be stylish and he was well groomed. He was also a bit of a risk taker. He was a symbol of rebellion for young men in his generation.
Example 2 - Marlon Brando in his early films like The Wild One, A Streetcar Named Desire, and On The Waterfront. He was a guy who exuded that animal magnetism, that obvious masculinity. He was a strong and athletically built man, who had a strong presence and a no nonsense attitude. He was less reserved than James Dean, more of a hot head. A modern day equivalent to him would be someone like a Tom Hardy.
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03-03-2021, 08:07 AM
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Originally Posted By TomWanks⏩
I never said that, though. Usually people fall into XY or XX chromosomes, which mark out their biological sex. But gender is now understood to be on a spectrum, although the majority of people still fall within one of two types of gender.Negged for implying there is a difference between men and women and negged again on r/c for implying there are only two genders BIGOT.
Originally Posted By SicilianPower⏩
And the fact that both were bisexual?I think there is different examples of โmenโ I donโt think there is a one size fits all label. But when I think of a โreal manโ two textbook examples come to mind immediately.
Example 1 - James Dean, at least the characters he would play. He fits the label that you described fairly well. He was a confident man, had style, stood up for himself and people he cared about, but was also soft when he needed to be. He appealed to women because he could be both gentile and rugged. He wasnโt a strong man or big man physically, but he wasnโt afraid of conflict and could handle himself in combat. For the most part he was soft spoken. He kept much of his style simple but wasnโt afraid to be stylish and he was well groomed.
Example 2 - Marlon Brando in his early films like The Wild One, A Streetcar Named Desire, and On The Waterfront. He was a guy who exuded that animal magnetism, that obvious masculinity. He was a strong and athletically built man, who had a strong presence and a no nonsense attitude. He was less reserved than James Dean, more of a hot head. A modern day equivalent to him would be someone like a Tom Hardy.
Example 1 - James Dean, at least the characters he would play. He fits the label that you described fairly well. He was a confident man, had style, stood up for himself and people he cared about, but was also soft when he needed to be. He appealed to women because he could be both gentile and rugged. He wasnโt a strong man or big man physically, but he wasnโt afraid of conflict and could handle himself in combat. For the most part he was soft spoken. He kept much of his style simple but wasnโt afraid to be stylish and he was well groomed.
Example 2 - Marlon Brando in his early films like The Wild One, A Streetcar Named Desire, and On The Waterfront. He was a guy who exuded that animal magnetism, that obvious masculinity. He was a strong and athletically built man, who had a strong presence and a no nonsense attitude. He was less reserved than James Dean, more of a hot head. A modern day equivalent to him would be someone like a Tom Hardy.
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Originally Posted By ukr1410⏩
So was Rock Hudson and Gary Cooper who are also good examples of men that I could have used almost as easily.I never said that, though. Usually people fall into XY or XX chromosomes, which mark out their biological sex. But gender is now understood to be on a spectrum, although the majority of people still fall within one of two types of gender.
And the fact that both were bisexual?
And the fact that both were bisexual?
Not sure what that has to do with anything though, I donโt think that makes someone any more or less a man necessarily. Are you implying that makes them more masculine? Or are you saying that itโs ironic that they are symbols of masculinity despite their bisexuality because that isnโt seen as a stereotypically masculine thing?
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